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Ayan Mukerji directorial Brahmastra broke Bollywood’s drought with its runaway success at the box office. The Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt starrer grossed over Rs 300 crore worldwide, but the film received mixed reviews, mostly negative from film critics and audiences. However, Alia recently revealed that she doesn’t read movie reviews as she doesn’t like to witness her film being dissected on its release day.
“I don’t read reviews. Even when the reviews are good, I don’t read them. When they’re bad, I don’t read them. But even when the reviews are good, I don’t read them. I read titles that people send me sometimes. I don’t know from the first movie, I feel ki general sense mil jata hai ki kya chali kya nhi chali, film chalne k baad (you get a general idea of what works and what doesn’t after the film release).I ask enough people when I meet them in person for feedback.Not like that ki mujhe padhna nahi hai (I don’t want to read) (turns away and covers her face). I don’t like that kind of dissection on day one or day 10 too on a film,” Alia told trade analyst Komal Nahta in an interview.
However, Alia said that Karan Johar likes to read movie reviews and feels that sometimes good things get attention as it is an honest opinion or feedback. She said she tries to get feedback on every film she makes. She tries to understand what worked and why and what didn’t work and why not.
Meanwhile, Alia was recently honored with the Smita Patil Memorial Award for her contribution to Indian cinema. She expressed her gratitude saying, “Grateful and honored to receive the Smita Patil Memorial Award. Thank you all (heart emoji).” In the past, actresses like Madhuri Dixit, Sridevi, Tabu, Manisha Koirala, Urmila Matondkar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Katrina Kaif and Taapsee Pannu have been honored with the award.
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